Monarch Tractor

Into the Night said:
Good luck with that! This machine costs five times the equivalent diesel tractor and isn't even delivering yet!
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You're failing to see the forest for the trees,

The Betamax VHS player was $2000 when it came out in 1975. That's equal to $10,197.40 today. The last new one I bought was $50.

A plasma big screen TV was $10,000. Big screen TVs are now on sale for less than $500.

The price of electric cars will not only go down, but it's likely people will rent cars, Ubers/Lift-like, in both the city and the suburbs. Maybe even some rural areas.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
You're failing to see the forest for the trees,

The Betamax VHS player was $2000 when it came out in 1975. That's equal to $10,197.40 today. The last new one I bought was $50.

A plasma big screen TV was $10,000. Big screen TVs are now on sale for less than $500.

The price of electric cars will not only go down, but it's likely people will rent cars, Ubers/Lift-like, in both the city and the suburbs. Maybe even some rural areas.
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First issues of new technology are always expensive there's always a crowd out there that's got to have the newest and brightest and manufacturers recoup development costs on those guys. The other thing he's not smart enough to get is that you're saving the labor of whoever would normally sit tractor.

People are tired of congestion in cities and will use alternative modes of transportation. When people go on a road trip it'll make sense to rent a vehicle and that at least for the foreseeable future will probably be ice.

It is a nature of conservatives to always live in the past.
 
katzgar said:
First issues of new technology are always expensive there's always a crowd out there that's got to have the newest and brightest and manufacturers recoup development costs on those guys. The other thing he's not smart enough to get is that you're saving the labor of whoever would normally sit tractor.

People are tired of congestion in cities and will use alternative modes of transportation. When people go on a road trip it'll make sense to rent a vehicle and that at least for the foreseeable future will probably be ice.

It is a nature of conservatives to always live in the past.
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Which is why all the rich guys get the new tech first. No doubt it will be Gates, Bezos or some other billionaire who has the first fully automated voice-activated flying car. Basically Alexa mated to a helicopter drone but FAA approved.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
You're failing to see the forest for the trees,

The Betamax VHS player was $2000 when it came out in 1975. That's equal to $10,197.40 today. The last new one I bought was $50.

A plasma big screen TV was $10,000. Big screen TVs are now on sale for less than $500.

The price of electric cars will not only go down, but it's likely people will rent cars, Ubers/Lift-like, in both the city and the suburbs. Maybe even some rural areas.
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Then invest in the company. You do realize that we don't use Betamax tapes or plasma TV's anymore, right? You just basically made the argument that this tractor company will become obsolete before it makes it very far!
 
katzgar said:
First issues of new technology are always expensive there's always a crowd out there that's got to have the newest and brightest and manufacturers recoup development costs on those guys. The other thing he's not smart enough to get is that you're saving the labor of whoever would normally sit tractor.

People are tired of congestion in cities and will use alternative modes of transportation. When people go on a road trip it'll make sense to rent a vehicle and that at least for the foreseeable future will probably be ice.

It is a nature of conservatives to always live in the past.
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Never mind the inventions that conservatives have provided. You are blind and clueless.
 
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